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The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
Planters Cotton sesa ~
Refining ls,od,r

-A INA.
Refining l,'oc,r.
This institution owned
ed BY our own planter :, .
successfully through ID 49,.
year, and is now a hrm,,
prosperous enterprise. -.
ditions are being made; ".
double its capacity for WON - d
age. 1t is now a model mill n
putting in plate presses.
Carver hnters. An adaiHs'.
steel boiler and a rs h,,~
Waterton engine to dri,. "A. a.
work.
Another seed wa,hou.. =.
80 squares win give stOr,,
for 5000 tons of seed. ~
Through the effort Of a.
0. & I. Railroad and Of N,''.
of the Gerogia Pacific n.
enjoy the advantages Of IA.
both roads. A so ton Fair1..'
scale is being put down, fo, n.
car loads, thus guaranteei.. !"
pers against any mistake IN ~
these scales are built upon nj
stantial foundation, and ,o ~
adjusted, that weight win ~
mined to the ounce. n
The additional building, :.
largements and improvsn.,.
machinery win increase an -,
about $4,000. The comum,
italized at $4,000, and is ~,
for sale.
This splendid enterprise, s. u
able to the county, and 50 ,b,J,
beneficial to the planters, hasb,s]
ten up and carried to its pr.sT]
porous condition, mainly thrOps
efforts of AIessrs. George Raj
Chas. ii. Smith, the former . y
in Chicot county, Arkanssu n
resident of Greenville. The NJ
prominent and pushing plsntB \
own county. These geufisus
hard work to interest planter n
enterprise for their own bep,a
by which they could control sS|
seed, and to secure it had Than,
to shoulder the largest share n
risk and expense. The formrta
ident and the latter Treasurer Y
compony. Our well known nl,
ly esteemed young citizen Geo
andcr is Secretary, and the dua
this office could be entrusted |,
safer hands.
MIR. Mullally, the superlntcnaa,
manager, must have been euH
gifted for this business, for h .
to know all about it down to ID
utest detail. 1t is interestingnn|
one man can stand there and
the placing Of a thousand dh
pieces of machinery, but hsrni
and whom he gives the word
piece Of machinery is driven h
proper place, and all the vast and
plicated mechanism moves of d
to duty,
Planters are cordially invite
visit the mill and inspect the vu
of it from which valuable inform
in regard to plantation work ma
learned. And Mr.. Mutually will
pleasure in giving the benefit
suggestions and experience as !
machine needed or desired to
J thoroughly improve gins crmll
. Remember, that this Is sil
! planters institution. Every dol
its stock belongs to the cottcnp
ers of this and Chicot county Al
should be enough to make ever
: ter in the Delta a friend and pa'
$ this mill.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
More Splits.

The Republican convention to nom
mate candidate for senator from
Bolivar. Suunower and Coahoma
which was called into life bv Demo.
cratic dissensions: divided up and
nominated &. W. Gayles. of Bolivar.
the present Senator. and W. II. Allen.
of Coahoma.. Both are negroes.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
fileil tlsss Eiatulas and all Rectal Diseases
our9s dy a Sure, Safe and ''''
Falrless Treatment.
NO hOIfe, ligature or Caustic.

Jackson X. na'1psoS, peo.,., Of firm of Thompaon =
leans Mn ineetal Specialist. of Nav Sv,i ao =
short nh. Iah remain in Greenville so, o,. :
mert 70 ag' aaS, and asks all in need of trn.s a
Ofhep bo,,a vnaa On MIN at Southern Irnta,
sss En-. aWV.rs, Wa T., pa. m. to p. m. 'i''ei'
treafed t,a,A.E t,av,snAsTEE A CURE IN ali ess.s
s'feh' Iapl23
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

Edward Shepherd, Of llaII',ss,rI = m,rI
says: Having received y III
eiit from Electric Bitters, III IA
duty to LET suffering huInans, =.
Have had a running sore o. ~ -
eight years ; my doctors tolu IA !, 4
lluve to have the bone scrapssn,ss \
putated. | used. instead 'n',s ',s
Of Electric Biiters anu ~, 4,
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, ah" =
now sound and we'll" 10
Electric Bitters are sold a. q s.l1l s
bottle. and Bueklen 8 Arnles a
cents per box by A. D. Finla' J
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01

s1 10000. With the town front -
eured without further increase II
buTdine. this valuation would 60 TO
near S2OO0.O0O on the present low
scale. Municipal taxation for al pnf-
poses i Is mills on the dollar. " hue
government Is not cheap il averages
well in efficiency; AMI has always pos
sessed the full confidence Of the people
in the integrity Of is officials and al
ministration. The city debt i Si6o,~o,
all incurred through the liberal aia
bestowed upon railroads and the pro
lection Of the Harbor front; evidences
Of the spirit and enterprise Of IL
eitizels.
IIEAIIHFULNE2Ss-
In health statistics Grcenville VIII
favorably compare with any town IN
State. This statement viii be received
with some incredulity abroad but II
is susceptible Of complete eOrrobora'
tion upon thorough examination and
enquiry.
In closing this review we feel that !
Il meagre aud inadequate to the seal'
upon which il was projected. The de
mands of advertisers and correspond
ents have forced its eurtailment I.
the cost of items and details which be
long herein. We had especially wish
ed to sketch and present more full.
Greenyille's future prospects and tn
ground of its expectation; and tn
flood of the tide which the centre 0
the Yazoo Delta, the choicest bod
Of cotton and farming land in tn
South and the capital Of the grandes
in resource ofall the counties Of the cot
ton belt, and of the model levee distriC
of the Valley, is now riding. 1t wa
within the scope Of this issue to hav
included some columns of statistics an
data Of Washington county which
with other matters now deferred to
future occasion.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
GREEyyILLE COMPRESS.

In our Issue Of June 10Th III our IT.
view of the growth of. Greenville, we
had occasion TO refer to the additions
and improvements then going on with
the Greenvillc compress preparatory to
the then approaching season. And ii is
now pleasure to announce that we
were not over sanguine in our promises
that the repairing and ovcrhauling of
the press generally would present it
ready and perfect in every appointment
for the present season.
The progress thus far of the season
of 18S7-8S has been most satisfactory,
and receipts indicate a most flattering
period, and promises to keep the press
active. And while over 100000 was
retained in this section in the hands of
planters through the aid and facilities
offered by this press last season, we
may expect the amount retained this
season to reach over double the preced-
ing.
This press being entirely home en-
tcrprise, its owners and officers being
u long time citizens of Greenville, they
are especially determined to make IL
worthy of home patronage over for
eign competition. And to offer every
facility to its patrons and those en-
gagged in any way handling cotton
from the producer to the consumer
To this end they have adopted q
tariff favorable to the various interests
and by which it hopes to gain popular.
ity and increase It's business.
As some Of the buyers complained
of the time given them to receive and
complete their shipments, as provided
for in the original tariff, the board oI
management at once amended the
tariff by striking out the clause cover
ing that head and granted the buyers
seven days free of storage for all cot
tons purchased in the Greenville press
within which time to complete theil
shipments. In making the abov,
change In their tariff II was found ad
visablc also to abolish rule No. II, viz
"cotton ordered for shipment will dat,
from the time the receipts are surren
dered to the press for the same" Thes,
alterations were adopted at a meeting
of directors September 20th. 1887.
Comprising for this season wa
begun on the 10th of September; thu
worthy President of the compress com
pany handling the lever to compress
the first bale which was done success
fully to 20 1-2 pounds TO the cubic foot
The first bale of the crop of 1886 wa
received Aug 18TH; of 1887, Aug. 4th
The first compressing and shipping
1886, was Sept 2Srd; 1883, Sept. 10th
CoMrARArIvE STATEMENT.
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
GREENvILLE's GROWTH.

Any one walking through Green
Vile can but mark the many improve
mcuts going on in every direction. iu-
dicaiiyc of its fattefing future. Upon
investigation we find that over two
hundred buildings. exclusive of SHAH
ties. have been erected within the past
eighteen months, and there are new
contracts being given out eontinu-
ally This is significant proof of rapid
growth The total cost of these build
ings, upon builders estimates which
we have secured and aggregated, is
over S300,000. This docs not include
the cost of the congresses and the
American Oil Trust mill: which raise
the total TO over 100000 There is
no relaxation in the activity in build
ing which keeps ahead of the saw
mills and brick yards, running at full
capacity, and gives employment to
about 400 carpenters. brick layers.
plasicrcrs and painters There is
demand exceeding the supply for all
classes Of merchanies. ANY good
The Greenville times., 1887-10-01
CoMPARATIvE STATEMENT.

Bales lSS1 Bales lss6
Rect month of Aug 40 y
% :" +" Sept 3,lOs hl6
Shipment for I" gS2 jl6
The clerical and labor forces have
been selected from those of long ex-
periencc, and the weighing department
is conducted with fairness, justice and
impartiality; and all through most per-
feet system prevails for so handling the
business as to take rank with any press
in this country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
GOING THE ROUNDS.

TGF dogs ofTe1as co.t that State ESQ. 900,
O0Q Taere arc 100000, costing their
owners I'VE cats day, or sf5,oo00oo, and
these destroy 100000 worth or sheep at
tho least cSlcsation
AT en International stamp exhibition
abroad it was ,eported that there are 6coCoo
postage stsuncollectors IN the world. 3s5,-
coo Americana 10000 Europeans and o.
600 from othcrparts OF the world.
MlLwAUKrE works are TO smelt two bells
cast Ia l116 ilNcssilla. Mexico. There ID
supposed to bes thousand dollars worth of
prcscious uetss in them. jewelry dropped
in al the origsal casting by devotees.
Is the matt@of blindness In this country
reports show cat while tho population has
increased at re rate OF thirty per cent. in
ten years. blisness has increased 40 per
cent. The BLK are supported at an annual
cost Of S2j,0ooDo.
TEERE is qeer concern in Hcboken, n.
Y. il being a bank and saloon under tho
same roof Tle report is that while the
paying teller the bank department was
assisting the sar-tender recently thief
made raid olthe money, capturing good
sum.
TIE "stogier cigar found its origin and
name with fhsdTivers Of mail and freight
wagons at Wahi1g gtOn, Pa. These men re-
CURED a cheautrohg cigar. This want was
filed by an ererprisins cigar-ncker who
branded the car the "concstoga," which
was abbreviatd TO " "stoga." aud finally
came 10 be cU,1oaly known as the 'stogic -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
d rAs 80 ANo ~.


4.-.--... .-vas g. la-1zraeat lf tvs2's-
49,. ~. - ass1l g-1ssr ~-s Lc9c g -
4zls-41y
HsSKr CT w4s z sbs ssasas e 'as
T1se1 Sfsss - tse- s-----s ----'~'
tas ceaa1
ss.r-fN 4 ssKz ta5 beeeae l2rse-y a-s-
49, +. ss,ears folr ans - nfTy-s2A
- r....-...s a. togLlosl rollad y rs "er--'
ss-1e i4l-e
Taxs.t zfas O. Sir WAsaz Soest. te tis
- - ssaar-. T.ere ~ ecSf,
IS god a . -oS F-ft-9-s--'e is-s
os = = ms
txra.r.. as II cole ges@s ftseen, gave
esruesf ~ ~. great future before be VS.
4sseaf. ~ - a. lnriy ~.s I1~ PSSr -
tAs 4b.est a : - congress
WAsslNots wss = aise-n ss-is1seo go. go.
h tfe an. 4 tHeAsy osrly 10 p oi'o
zsaars- oo1l snaeE 81 the tofees d Az y
tt.ree sssa r s.dsar - tfty seven
U.srf one .xitsn out - the t'resieents o.
tais oonnrrv s4eed rs nrst elec1on sEsef
- ssas .lsts I'd that cne was James b1-
chzn2a. T6s chance Tor ths frSs.deAsS
after sixty issmAl-
NAs-8LEoN s twenty nFe oo-1-l 4iisaed '''0
array oi Iia.v Al tnusy he %as not sn's
one ~ rhe q iIustrous Generals or al
slnls. but orssf tie great l@sg g,yeis y 100
world. AZ lrfy-sls he saw " Matsf4oo-
Ox..v s.a.ntraveIng along By q slo4St
Abraham 5,son discovered a pig fast -
tho mud Aer he had passed The place re
pausea and 81 10 = eoinFSnionf = coA
sao.y how ~ feel about Il, butdiii hsse e
- seciz ana 81 that pig eat offsc sio1ga =
tbs he dld as apparent sstas1aclloa-
Fwps ssos ~ l'spso q. br-zh onee
called up5n tstor Hugo ssia the poei'
Sire. allow e 20 present ny grSne son 70
vour na,esfS~ My boy" sala tie kn'
peror. pass.s his hand carcsslngiy over
the chla's & 4 soft la.i. my boy. tese IS
only one ma ssy here, and there ne sils.p
Tax fol5vzg story Of the late henry
Ward Beeebr IS told in hstter's journals
Mr. Beecbe~ alwavs wore "a soft fir hat
WIN w.ae.brs lie never varied the style
any ereat a,ent One DAY he went into
a stor,. A. Brrzlyn and found new style
of haf Tie ,Fd one on and sud: ~ us
VIII do. send &c home six of them. There
is mousse bay one La. ~ time The hats
were sont llh the bill. When Mr.
Ieecaer's freszl wife received the bill ard
the pacxsee sss Immediately returned I'VE
OF the hats \ asked for corrected bill
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
WHY sE ARE PROUD.

THE UnitedS States rose in population
from 3. S29. .2l4 hl790 70 over 61.OOo, COO at the
present time.
AMERICA speds more for religious teach
ing and Charts than any Nation in the
world.
OUr Of cac o1e thousand Americans
there are only ire objects Of charity, while
the number in Europe is forty-fve.
TIE United tates is said to be the only
genera Government tha, expends more for
education nnIsor war.
THERE arc utTe miles OF railway in the
United States t2n in all Europe and there
are s5o 600 mills Of telegraph
THIS Republsis the greatest agricultural
country on tk globe. Beside this o,sr
manufactures Fere IN 1850 over million
liars in cxee~of those of Great Britain.
Il 1850 the otal wealth Of the United
States was $4,000. 600. In tnirfy-fv..
years time thssurn was increased TO SEQ.
o0ooo0,oO0. exsding the wealth Of the
United Kingdn
y the wordss Andrew Carnegie: "The
100000 Amecans of 1850 could have
bought mp ~ 1zo.Onc0o OF Russians.
AusfriaHs anfgpariards; or, after pur-
chasing wealts France, would have had
enough pocket 1ney 20 acquire Denmark.
Norway, Switztsnd and Greece
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
Dabhlts In AnstraiiA

The rabbit question IS still burning one
In several q the Au traiian colonies. Vic
t5ria. Queensland md Nev South Wales are
each OF them suffering from the pest and
their govern iaeuts arc much -Tcr-. sea a. tothe
best means Of abatiE>. no. to say cxtirpat-
ing IT, Ia Neg South Wales especially,
where many Of the pastoral districts have
been almost taken possession OF hv the little
misch.cfs. great deal of money has been
srent in attempt 70 kili them. OF, without.
apparently, much effect. 4 Considerable
army u rabbit killers las bosn ia the field
for two % three years box, ant the ranks
OF tae enemy have hardly ben thinncd.
What 'ta precise method adopted 10 catch
aud kiil Is We ar nos aware. but the expense
of the pT9tTact,d ca.upa n. compared With
the number Of dead. does not say much for
is efficiency. Last year the payments IN
New South Walls amounted 20 $4,000, be
inr a. fhe rate If Is Vcr r1bbit slain. And
yet S.9a.eo j. = large number to have
haxxed i1 a tvelvcmonth. aui the csrca eSs
might surely have kept q soup kitchen going
merriiv ia tie towns II The cel0nv. where 80
many have heen out of employment and pre-
sumablY in.rant ~ got dinner
Tee fars thst such an ir1-rrns- slaughter
has made httle or 10 impression on the rab-
BIT swarn,s shows - What proportions they
hsv. grown. how detrimental - -he farming
ssa zrassns lI.&se4ts fbey must 10, and how
teEesl, ,isas = AL fhat II tsfr. sfteTrsira~
rsAl fss betH< Some ~ Ara more -
fsltivs ~aT = dealing wi-a tte pest - ur-
EertiT 3rearf-d one irZe7io4~ srlrreetor
rroreses Iscksis Thess snimsis lf spVesrs
ghsrs sni rabbits a. cats aunt mic,
: sn s. ssfanc, IS cited = frair having en- = fe-T
lars cleared a riisrIv infested district d
Agsris. I-rrert iscsais .n ~iSt ieut g 4sn-
trf. ST .herl sdr.t in ffa etr~fun DISTRICT
saa the thinE : ss good ss aore The Ans
trsf'ans via r-otshir - .tarr - 1an-tirn-
ier srr raVtI .rnrrrrafior fF-s -~os.d have
tesi t-a- - i-t~-.l s-tirn - few ir
recent rahiats - give H7n,e lao< f7 -orne
i-rorisn farm rraS have Gwen rise 20 e
slfv wiirh has sre Pea s-rsf ~ tro a.
aeezi'ns r. sa irish crsf Terft-s fs-ksl
1 ~ tlaru. nc* - ass.r - f.rre,e ~ .f-raf o.
~ IS - raho. -f asepV Erenlaz
ms
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The clinical evidence adduced in this and
other couatriss establishes beyond doubt toe
fact that assenical wall papers will in many
Instances, prodacs symptoms Of poisoning by
arsenic in persons occupying the rooms
where the walls are covered With such PaD~r.
Il raay. thsrefore, % well 10 give one or two
* the simple t@s,s for suspected papers. de-
vsed By g. = Grenstted.
Turn an ordinary gas jet down quite 20 q
pin point. or uatl. the fame IS wholly blue.
When this has been done. a strip Of the pa
Per suspected % contain arsenic IS cut ono
xteen't of an inch wide auL an inch or two
long Directly the edge Of this paper is
brought into contact with the outer edge Of
the gas fame a gray eoloration. Que 20 ar
s-nic. VIII bs seen in the flame ties. No. ID.
Iss paper ) burned little, aud the fumes
that are given oG VII, be found TO have a
strong garlic Ike o1or, dus 10 the vapor q
ar~eaic acid test 30. p. By this simple
means can - detected aay paper containing.
arsenic IN considssao ole qns0t!ties-
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

NlmeTous nils have found their water
powers diminished. and have adtsd steam
power % help taen talrugl The try seasons
Sometimes oots watsr an.4 steam are required
lo 0e ussi together ana hY the usual srlange-
usens of the ml.i rls only way - attach me
steam poNsr is 20 tppiy 20 the same shaft %
which toe water vae-l isas-aelll Tie tples-
ton hence arises. what rsl.1l.asIan oi sDeei IS
. be uatsi We may attach our steam power
With ne oaicu isft5n or tho r~gu laf-- -vvrr-rfuz
speed % ths ealer wheel aHd regplare our
engine accordingly. The editor ~ I hs Miiler's
Review nas r1n water add steam a.rached to
gether aad claias tAas be has been guits
satisfied WITH thr s1eailness and results 0f the
comls1aEion. arl ~ tasrs was any Joss Of
effscri~ensss &c Eas ~ tnas hair splitting fine
ness not dlscernlble % tas practical w0r kIaan.
T. may % asked II 10 is best. where attach
meDt q steam power s made 20 tue sans
snaft, @ run she water rAssi 4, tnrbirsi with
oUL water. Tho power consumed thereby
may be hrt.s, vet lr IS soraethlnS rereep-lble,
and a. Ire s-sp laiga- run dry aud wcar badly
10 wouid o. b-st - avoid the running % tie
-hs-klf forihe. This can Be sccompl Sh>d
BY a coupling ioias n th- SHAFT. which ~iil
allow ia lower part antsph hesl - reEnaln sibs
And form a strip ,or the upp-r part 20 rua IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Detroit psdler Of tinvare took ou.
soTne egg bessss0n his lest trip, aRd as tho
price was onlyfseen ccnts rach. and they
worked on . Ue'principls. ne calculated on
big sales Fits sst experience will answer
for all others. Z drove up TO a farm house
in tire western art Of Tavns county nnd
took n beoter to exhibit The poeplo
liked it sxcerdigy well, but the old farmer
said.
Young rnan.i~snt to see your patent -
81 have nonst
"Then your rtten authority to make
sales
Don't need -
Then YOU rnw give me hona. with two
S1retiss IN the ~ ~ 81 .oco. that you Will
stand bet~e-n Tssnd any trouble
"But can't daat-
'Thea caDthIy. I've inst hsd - nav
royalty on % vvell damages for usirr
an infriugeEass.sa . patent gate. AMI have
a lawsuit sboui,bsvferk snd srothsr or.r
windmill anf~ don't even bay dishsaa
-vitbouts boses slst it don't intriag. or
somebody's p~i~ bsihtuh - Detroit Fre.
fress
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Tas severed stock continued 70 i've and
gres. uOt only above the supporting limb.
bot b<tween ths llab aud the severance b<-
low
1. vas manifest that Lbs tep og On. sun
Jared tTee wss supplied tbroogh tie trans
serse branch IN the ordinary Inetbod ot up
~afd growth; but not 80 apparent how ths
lover portion eostlnsed ito existence The
-orresp0ndsnt Who described IL SAYS that be
- . -oe trss daring ths third or fourth season
"a asr th- s~paratisa, aEd tssti1ss 10 life
therein. though not tGs vigor " = thrifty
yoGng tree. Iss supporting trunk bad ia
creased much more sban it, mu1iatsd COM
panion Tals shrinkage of vitality might
have resulted ~ ultimate death had not fur
taer experiment. been precluded by the
thoughtIes- removal Ok both tor srewood by
an Ignorant chopper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manner aaa Customs Prscticed I'm
Petite society.

When lady leaves home for the season, as
usual. or for a short trip, she sends p. p c.
cards to sucn Of h-r frienas only as she Is in
debted % Tor unacknOwisiged civilities. ac-
companyng tEam with her ter1porary adj
dress, II she sees ar. Upon her return, mere
acqaaiulane-s are not Supposed 20 snow any
cousrsolsness ot her presence until she is
ready 10 resume social lie, which she does by
sending out her visiting card with her recep-
ton day engraved upon iCs Left hand corner.
Such Ia ths convsnisn, etiqustte Of large
cities.
Aiser a prolonged absence, strict etiquetts
requi-cs that tae card be lsft by a lady in
person upon al anquaintances aud friend5
wita whom sac wishes % resume her former
intimacy. Bat. Instead Of taIs wearisoms
round. tas bF0ken threads Of social inter
course may b. taken Up by sending out invi-
sations FOR an afternoon tea
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

L Is tho place Il the brides parents 20 fur
oish - wedding invitations The groom is
supposed to furnish his usLers With gloves,
ties, and soraaiimes scarf pinss For an after
noon wedding TIE Srooms drsss should te
black irock coat. q white four in-haud tle and
gray trousers cray or brown trousers, a
frock c1a and dark four-in- hand tie repre-
sent The correct dress f1r = father - no escurfs
hs daughter o. the altar At a henis vsd-
ding. a. &c chtarh, toe minister faces the
conipany. wbieh brings the bridal codple
with their oacks 20 ne guests Tbo groom
generally presents eoue souvenir 4 toe cces-
sion t0 each Of the bridesmaids. Fans. rings.
banri-<. Miniatures. prayer hCoss ami lamps
hzv- served when nothing e.se could be
Thought o.. Tae boUquets ef the rrai5s and
the bon touaierrs II tpe usilers are The gi., u
ne brlsie IL sac desires an rnss,isl fashion
o. fabric f9r Ia bridesnaids' toilet she pro-
viaes these sIso.
A. ABOUND TIE HOUSE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

T. j. a Singular and a. yet unexplained fact
that In certain species n vegetable growth
there are found variety ~ stones supp0set
20 s.f1rnacd aud dsTos-ed IN their tissues
from the siiciots snd caicareous juices circu-
iaring IN their Organisms Thus. in the bam-
boo a round stone = found at the joints II ths
cane. csI,ed -taassaeer Another curiosity
OF fhe scr- is fhe ~socoanuf stone found in
The endosperrn Of the cocosnus in Jaws ani
other Fast Indisn Islands. Dr Kim1nias de-
scrio~s it A. a pure carbonats ol lime. IL -
sometimes round. sometimes pear shaped,
while the appearance IS that Of a white pearl
without much lustsr. Some Of the stones
ara ~ large a. cherries. and ss hard a. fslspar
~ opal They are very rare, avd sra re-
xsr3e,i ~ precious stones by the Oriertsls.
and rnarras agaiast disease or evil spirits by
10 natives. stones 0f thi5 kind are some
times found ~ me poulcyranato aud other
Vast Indian fruits ApaLte has also been
asscoversd in tbs rniist % teak wood
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

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